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Lauren (Left) at a Community Fair chatting to pre-sessional students about joining the University
4th September 202426th August 2024 nmeikle2

Behind the scenes: what I learned from my Employ.ed on Campus Communications Internship

Tainan Park when the RedBall Project came to Taiwan
28th August 202426th August 2024 nmeikle2

From classroom to confidence: what my year abroad in Taiwan taught me

21st August 202420th August 2024 nmeikle2

Navigating the AI revolution – what it means for jobs

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19th July 202418th July 2024 nmeikle2

Mapping out memories: Brandon’s Mitacs Research summer internship in Canada

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17th July 202412th July 2024 nmeikle2

How John made the most of his summer in Canada: Mitacs research internship

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11th June 202410th June 2024 nmeikle2

Laura’s path: from a PhD in English Literature to an engaging career in Heritage

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7th June 20245th June 2024 nmeikle2

My PhD and Podcasting – What now for Zoe?

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9th May 20248th May 2024 nmeikle2

A rewarding part-time job: hear from Ava, Careers Service Assistant

targetjobs Undergraduate of the Year Awards, from left to right: Ellie Long, head of Early Careers Recruitment at Rolls-Royce, Abigail Bilsland, Female Undergraduate of the Year 2024 and Sue Perkins, host of the Awards
8th May 20247th May 2024 nmeikle2

Celebrating success: Abigail’s reflections on targetjobs UK Undergraduate of the Year Awards 2024

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